Timberland PRO Tempe Moc Toe Alloy Toe Waterproof Slip Resistant Work Boot — Rust — TB0A5TMEEM6
The Tempe Moc Toe helps you concentrate on your work because you won't have to think about your feet.
Timberland PRO® FLEX technology delivers freedom of movement through anatomically positioned flex grooves, a premium full-grain leather upper adds durability, and the 24/7 Comfort System™ with an OrthoLite™ footbed handles lightweight support and cushioning. A waterproof, breathable membrane keeps wet weather out, and a rubber lug outsole delivers slip resistance and electrical hazard protection.
Key Features of the Timberland PRO TB0A5TMEEM6
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Asymmetrical Alloy Safety Toe — A lightweight metal cap meeting ASTM F2413 impact and compression standards, thinner than composite for more toe-box room.
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Electrical Hazard Rated — Secondary underfoot protection against live circuits, meeting ASTM F2413 and F2892 when tested to F2412.
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Premium Full-Grain Leather Upper, Moc Toe — Classic moccasin-stitched vamp in rust leather.
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Waterproof Breathable Membrane — Keeps feet dry and resists blood-borne pathogens.
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Timberland PRO® FLEX Technology — Anatomically positioned flex grooves and flexible materials so the boot works with your foot.
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24/7 Comfort System™ — Springy, breathable, lightweight cushioning and arch support.
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OrthoLite™ Footbed — Open-cell foam that cushions and wicks moisture to keep feet cool.
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Slip-Resistant Rubber Lug Outsole — Heat- and abrasion-resistant. Imported.
Moc Toe Meets Athletic Comfort
The moc-toe vamp gives the Tempe a rounder, roomier toe box and a classic work-boot look; underneath, the FLEX outsole and 24/7 Comfort System™ keep it moving like an athletic shoe. It is the pick for shop, warehouse, and site work where you want the traditional look without the traditional weight.
Why an Alloy Toe
Alloy meets the same ASTM impact and compression thresholds as steel at noticeably less weight, and it is thinner than a composite cap of equal rating, so it preserves toe-box room — which pairs well with the roomy moc-toe last.
Why Choose the TB0A5TMEEM6?
A waterproof, EH-rated, slip-resistant alloy-toe moc toe that flexes like an athletic shoe — the pick when your site requires a rated toe and you want a classic moc look that stays light all shift.
Similar Styles to Consider
Prefer a plain toe? The Tempe Alloy Toe TB0A67G3EJO. Don't need a safety toe? See the Tempe Soft Toe TB0A63WQEK5.
Shop more: Timberland PRO 6 Inch Boots, Timberland PRO Safety Toe, Timberland PRO Waterproof
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Tempe Moc Toe TB0A5TMEEM6 meet?
An alloy safety toe rated to ASTM F2413 for impact and compression, electrical hazard protection to ASTM F2413 and F2892, a slip-resistant outsole, and a waterproof membrane that resists blood-borne pathogens.
How does an alloy toe compare to steel and composite?
All three meet the same impact and compression thresholds. Alloy is markedly lighter than steel and nearly as thin, so it preserves toe-box room; composite is the only fully non-metallic option, but bulkier at the same rating.
How does a moc toe fit?
The moccasin-style vamp is stitched in a U-shape across the front rather than seamed at the tip, which gives a rounder, roomier toe box than a standard last. Order the size you wear in sneakers; the alloy cap does not stretch, so size for room across the toes from day one.
Is the Tempe Moc Toe waterproof?
Yes. A sealed waterproof, breathable membrane behind the full-grain leather keeps water out while letting moisture escape.
What does the OrthoLite™ footbed do?
Its open-cell foam cushions each step and wicks moisture away from the foot, so the boot stays cooler and drier through a long shift than a closed-cell foam would.
Is the Tempe Moc Toe insulated?
The TB0A5TMEEM6 is a waterproof, uninsulated three-season boot built to breathe while you move. For cold-weather work, Timberland PRO's insulated Direct Attach and Boondock lines are the better fit.
